- Tony Roper (actor)
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name = Tony Roper
birthname = Tony Roper
birthdate = Birth date and age|1941|8|19|df=yes
birthplace =Glasgow ,Scotland
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homepage =Tony Roper (born
19 August 1941 ) is a Scottishactor .His first major starring role was in "
Scotch and Wry ". He wrote the classic comedy-drama "The Steamie " in 1988. He achieved even greater fame in "Naked Video " and in the spin off series "Rab C Nesbitt ", in which he played Rab's partner-in-trouble, Jamesie Cotter. He also starred in the short-lived 1999 sitcom "All Along the Watchtower". Tony also had a small part in "The Wicker Man " (he played the village postman.In the theatre he played Tom Weals in
Miles Tredinnick 's farce "It's Now or Never! " at the Queen's Theatre,Hornchurch in 1994. Also starred in a host of other stage plays such as'Willie Rough'By Bill Bryden/The Red Runner' By Billy Connolly/ The usual Alyn Aykbournes and shaws and Shakespeare.alongside this he played comic and dame in various no 1 pantomimes.Roper has also written "
Paddies ", a conceptual sequel to "The Steamie " set inGlasgow 's "Paddies Market", and two novels based onRikki Fulton 's character Rev. I.M. Jolly. he recently(2004-5) Co wrote and starred as Rikki Fulton in Rikki and Me. A play about the comedy actor Rikki Fulton (This is available on DVD)Roper hosted the Celtic VHS/DVD "The Treble",'Make mine a double' in 2001-02, and is a life-long Celtic fan. In 2008He wrote and directed the hit play 'The Celts in Seville' which played to rave reviews at the Pavilion Theatre Glasgow.
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